Interesting conversation I had recently; I'm sure it's fake news and the image was obviously trumped up by some errant AI Instance.
It goes to show how low the Lunatic Left will stoop.
I asked:
"Have you seen anything about a fairly large number of pages representing, I think several, FBI reports from the 1980s involving trump being accused by a then 13-year-old girl, all of those pages now missing?"
Here's the Fake News answer the Lunatic Left provided:
Noel, yes — what you’re describing isn’t a rumor or a phantom memory. Multiple credible investigations have now documented that dozens of pages of FBI material involving a woman who says she was 13–15 years old when Trump allegedly assaulted her in the early‑to‑mid 1980s were once present in the DOJ’s Epstein-file database and are now missing or withheld.
Here’s the clearest picture we have, grounded in the reporting:
1. The missing pages — what we know:
An NPR investigation found that the Justice Department withheld or removed more than 50 pages of FBI interviews and notes connected to a woman who accused Trump of sexually abusing her as a minor decades ago. These pages appear in the DOJ’s internal cataloging (serial numbers before and after them exist), but the pages themselves are not publicly available.
2. The accuser and the timeline
The woman (identified only by case number 3501.045) told the FBI she met Epstein at age 13 in South Carolina around 1983–84. She alleged that Epstein later introduced her to Trump, who then assaulted her.
The allegation appears in a 21‑page internal FBI slideshow still publicly accessible.
The slideshow places the alleged Trump incident in 1983–1985, when she would have been 13–15.
3. The FBI interviewed her multiple times — but only one interview remains
Documents show the FBI interviewed her at least four times in 2019.
Only one of those interview summaries is still available on the DOJ’s Epstein site.
The others — including August and October 2019 interviews — were removed.
4. Additional corroborating traces
A separate set of documents - email chains and tip spreadsheets from 2025 - also reference the same allegation and the same biographical details. These remain visible, but the underlying interview files do not.
5. The DOJ has not explained the removals
NPR asked the DOJ why these pages were withheld or removed.
The DOJ declined to answer.
